College…not just for kids anymore
6 October 2006“….My former colleague Greg Sterling pointed out on his blog today that a similar concept will make college atmospheres ripe for local commercial monetization through social media such as wikis. Social networking (a branch of, but not to be confused with the more broad, social media) has already proven to resonate among college students with the popular Facebook.
How these sites develop and are monetized is an equally important question that also hounds social networks, online classifieds, and community sites in general. It could be a greater challenge in a college atmosphere where a general anti-commercial sentiment exists more than in the “real world” (without generalizing too much). ”
“…..UPDATE: I’m reminded that Peter Krasilovsky points to more issues in the collision of local media and college environments in this past post. “
http://206.106.174.250/blog/trackback.asp?bi=1396
BTW - is this going to be another year where Northwestern beats MSU (guys, maybe it’s time to give up football and just focus on bball)
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